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Verify Issue Relevance: Ensure the issue is valid and currently needed before investing time.", + "2. Foster Positive Collaboration: Maintain respectful communication and support project momentum through constructive interactions.", + "3. Follow Established Processes: Help maintainers focus on core tasks by adhering to community guidelines and documentation." + ] + }, + { + id: "community-issue-assignment", + question: "What are the key considerations when assigning issues?", + category: "Layer5 Community", + subcategory: "Community", + answer: [ + "Follow these principles when assigning issues:", + "1. Issue Validity: Ensure the issue requires immediate attention.", + "2. Resolution Priority: Focus on timely completion of assignments.", + "3. Assignment Considerations: Consider current skill level, availability, familiarity with context, and current workload.", + "These guidelines help maintain an efficient and collaborative community environment." + ] + }, + { + id: "community-find-issues", + question: "How can I find issues to work on?", + category: "Layer5 Community", + subcategory: "Community", + answer: [ + "First, check for stale issues (those without recent activity or updates) and ask if you can help. You can also browse our help-wanted issues for opportunities to contribute." + ], + link: "https://github.com/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+archived%3Afalse+org%3Alayer5io+org%3Ameshery+org%3Aservice-mesh-performance+org%3Aservice-mesh-patterns+label%3A%22help+wanted%22+", + linktext: "Browse help-wanted issues" + }, + { + id: "community-special-discussions", + question: "Do contributors hold special topic discussions outside regular meetings?", + category: "Layer5 Community", + subcategory: "Community", + answer: [ + "Yes, in addition to our regular community meetings on the calendar (meet.layer5.io), contributors often organize focused discussions for specific topics or deep-dive sessions. These may be scheduled on the community calendar or arranged impromptu through Slack huddles or Zoom.", + "To schedule a new meeting on the community calendar, contact a Community Manager." + ], + link: "/community/community-managers", + linktext: "Contact Community Managers" + }, + { + id: "community-calendar", + question: "How can I stay updated with community meetings?", + category: "Layer5 Community", + subcategory: "Community", + answer: [ + "You can stay informed about our community meetings by adding the Layer5 community calendar to your personal calendar." + ], + link: "https://bit.ly/2SbrRhe", + linktext: "Add Layer5 Community Calendar" + }, + { + id: "community-start-contributing", + question: "How can I start contributing to open source?", + category: "Layer5 Community", + subcategory: "Community", + answer: [ + "The best way to begin is by reading our Newcomers' Welcome Guide, which provides a structured path for new contributors." + ], + link: "https://layer5.io/community/newcomers", + linktext: "Newcomers' Welcome Guide" + }, + { + id: "community-mailing-list", + question: "How can I subscribe to the Layer5 mailing list?", + category: "Layer5 Community", + subcategory: "Community", + answer: [ + "You can subscribe to our mailing list by visiting our subscription page." + ], + link: "https://layer5.io/subscribe", + linktext: "Subscribe to Layer5 Updates" + }, + // // MESHERY // @@ -111,7 +221,7 @@ const data = { "linktext": "Self-hosting documentation", }, - // LAYER% COMMUNITY + // LAYER5 COMMUNITY { question: "Are Layer5's solutions open source?", category: "Layer5", diff --git a/src/sections/Community/Adventures-of-Five/faq.js b/src/sections/Community/Adventures-of-Five/faq.js deleted file mode 100644 index b1fd4259db5c2..0000000000000 --- a/src/sections/Community/Adventures-of-Five/faq.js +++ /dev/null @@ -1,96 +0,0 @@ -import React from "react"; -import { Container } from "../../../reusecore/Layout"; -import { HandbookWrapper } from "./adventures.style"; -import TOC from "../../../components/handbook-navigation/index"; -import TocPagination from "../../../components/handbook-navigation/TocPagination"; -import { Link } from "gatsby"; - - -const Faq = () => { - return ( - -
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A: Yes, all Layer5 projects are licensed under Apache V2. Layer5 also offers extensions to the Meshery project in which Enterprise-centric functionality is commercially offered and supported.

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